May December Trailer #1 (2023)

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Check out the official trailer for May December starring Julianne Moore and Natalie Portman!

US Release Date: November 2023
Starring: Cory Michael Smith, Julianne Moore, Natalie Portman
Director: Todd Haynes
Synopsis: Twenty years after their notorious tabloid romance, a married couple buckle under the pressure when a Hollywood actress meets them to do research for a film about their past.

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Mary Kay Letourneau and Vili Fualaau relationship and later marriage. He was 12 and she 34. Got pregnant with his child awaiting sentencing, got out on parole and got pregnant again. Got sent back to prison. Married him on exiting prison. Seperated in 2019. She died in 2020 aged 58.

merhona

Julianne and Natalie are flawless as expected, but having seen the film, the actor nominations campaign clearly needs a third person because I was not ready for how brilliant Charles Melton's performance was. Best supporting actor nominees better be shaking in their boots.

LordLoss

Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore in a Todd Haynes movie? Sign me up, always a fan of Haynes' work 🙌

Lovexx

Julianne Moore is everything a movie and script needs. There is no second to her. special.

refaeladir

I just saw this movie yesterday. I am amazed with Natalie's performance. She is in a whole different level. What an ACTRESS.

paffstone

Aaron Taylor-Johnson needs to watch this

AlM

This is the creapiest non-horror movie I’ve ever seen.

michaeltombeur

Natalie is one of those people in this universe whose beauty doesn’t fade with age. She is absolutely gorgeous and of course talented.

iDrAshwini

So lemme get this straight: an adult woman had an affair with a 7th grader (a child, a minor). They are Still together. Now, years later they're making a movie about it, and Now, the actress who's playing the woman in That movie... Is now falling in love with the Same boy that the woman fell in love with. Am I reading this right?

MalcolmRandall

Equal parts touching and perplexing, Todd Haynes and screenwriter Samy Burch depicts a two-hander character study that showcases Charles Melton in an hereto-unheard of yet mesmerizing performance alongside the great Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore.

bobbybeltran

Since June that I have both Julianne Moore and Natalie Portman in my early acting predictions. I guess I'm sticking to it.

AndreFernandesMovies

1:35 “It’s the moral grey areas…”
He was 12 years old, this is pretty black and white morally wrong.

MrDancoulsdan

Having just seen this film in London I can honestly say this is Todd Haynes’ best film and Natalie and Julianne are out of this world. Give them every award!!!

paganpoet

I didn’t enjoy the movie much as it was slow paced and there’s not really a conclusion at the ending. The good thing about the story is that they portrayed the women as abusers, you automatically feel bad for the guy for being used by both of them. Irl people seem to have a hard time understanding how this is the same as sxly abusing a girl, while in fact it’s been a harmful situation for a boy as well, so much it actually still bothers/traumatized him as a married adult

Pinnetje-filmpjes

Fyi, the piano refrain is from 'The Go Between' (70s version) - this adds an extra layer to what we're seeing here. It's also about the corruption of innocence

cBe